1. Don’t expect the Smithsonian to do anything to support the Bible or Christianity. They are anti-Bible.
2. Why jump to a yarn about Christianity coming to Ethiopia in the 4th century, when Acts Chapter 8 clearly states that the Apostle Philip led a high ranking official in Queen Candace’s court in Ethiopia to Christ, and baptized him. That shows that Christianity came to Ethiopia 300 years before the Smithsonian says it did.
3. Howcum the Ethiopian was reading the Bible (Isaiah 53) when Philip came along? Because God’s Word actually came to Africa many centuries before that. The Queen of Sheba made a trip to Israel to see for herself the splendor of King Solomon’s Court. Tradition says that she and Sol had a little fling, and she returned to Africa bearing Sol’s child; and with a link to ancient Israel and the Living God.
Good points. I seem to remember Solomon’s intimate physical details of his bride described her with dark skin.